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What would this quote be in either French, Italian, Spanish or Turkish? (just answer one atleast!)?

I'm looking at tattoo ideas but I love tattoos that aren't in English, so there's a bit of a mystery about them for people who don't speak the language.

The quote would be 'you've got a friend in me'

I understand it's from the song in Toy Story but that's one of the reasons why I love it, it'd be a tribute to my Granda (he's still alive but I want something for him anyway) and his favourite film is Toy Story.

Please don't use Google translate or any like it, I've already used them but I don't trust it.

Also note, it would have to be as much of a clean translation as possible because I much prefer 'you've' rather than 'you have'.

Any questions just ask!

Thank you! ♥

Update:

Thank you all so much!

If you can answer in more than one language then that's even better, I just said atleast one so people didn't feel obliged to be able to speak them all!

xxx

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I don't speak another language so I personally can't help you.

    But if this is for a tattoo, I strongly advise you to check the text with a professional translation agency. Ok, it'll cost you but you'll know without a shadow of doubt that the translation is correct and you're not going to have a mistranslation adorning your body for the rest of your life.

    Sorry I can't be of more help.

  • 1 decade ago

    Well, since I speak French and Spanish I think either of them would be the best. Asking for a clean translation in either of these, however is impossible, as you've in English is a contraction, and in English conntractions are optional , but not in French or Spanish. In French and Spanish, they are only used with set phrases. Therefore, the best translation would be " you have" in English and it will still seem informal.

    French would be tu as un ami dans moi(very informal and casual)

    Spanish tienes amigo en mi (Again very informal, )

    Hope this helps

    Source(s): University student of Languages
  • 1 decade ago

    Tienes un amigo en mi

    I'm not sure about the accents so check with someone oh and this is in Spanish but I'm not sure if I'm right

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    French - Vous avez un ami en moi

    Italian - Avete un amico in me

    Spanish - Tienes un amigo en mi

    Turkish - Sen bir arkadas benim icimde aldin

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  • 1 decade ago

    I can tell you how to translate those sentences in Italian; I am fluent in French too, but I believe you asked us to pick only one tongue;

    "Hai un amico/amica in me"

    "In me troverai sempre un amico/amica".

    Amico is masculine; amica is feminine.

    Source(s): Native Italian/English speaker, fluent in a few more languages.
  • 1 decade ago

    'Beni bir arkadaş var'

    in turkish

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Google translation is accurate I would know how to say it in Spanish but idk how to say have got sorry...good luck

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